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The Day: Connecticut police are using AI to make officers look like children in online stings
The Day: Connecticut police are using AI to make officers look like children in online stings. “A 24-year-old Connecticut man was chatting online with someone he never met. He stayed with the conversation even when the stranger said she was 14. Instead of leaving the chat, he allegedly asked for pictures…. The ‘girl’ was a Bloomfield police officer who used AI technology to make herself look younger.”
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The Day: Connecticut police are using AI to make officers look like children in online stings
The Day: Connecticut police are using AI to make officers look like children in online stings. “A 24-year-old Connecticut man was chatting online with someone he never met. He stayed with the conversation even when the stranger said she was 14. Instead of leaving the chat, he allegedly asked for pictures…. The ‘girl’ was a Bloomfield police officer who used AI technology to make herself look younger.”
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